Concerts

Fans of indie rock are in for a treat.

The artists who were helped (or hurt) by the festival.

Party in lingerie, catch living legends in concert or celebrated Woodstock’s 50th birthday.

This approach combats opioid use by meeting people where they are.

The former gang member is crafting himself a new narrative.

Featuring Gin Blossoms, Touche Amore, The B-52s, and 3Teeth.

The legends showed that they’re the rarest kind of royalty.

“…When the whole (bar) genre changed, people needed a reason to go out.”

Twenty years in, he’s not going anywhere.

It’s all about hip-hop and EDM this weekend.

Sadly, Tom DeLonge was not on board.

Get out and see a show this week.

This month’s concert offerings are filled with acts that are legen – wait for it – dary.

There’s only one instance where the parodist’s luck failed him: his big-screen debut.

Wind up July and start off August at one of these can’t-miss concerts.

Up for an interesting concert or nightlife experience? This weekend doesn’t disappoint.

There’s a little something for everyone, whether your taste leans toward hip-hop, rock, EDM, or pop music.

Canadian pop star hits ground running with latest release.

The 2019 album from the dream-pop band, Kings and Queens/Knaves and Thieves, explores darker themes.

Spend a hot summer night at a cool concert.

Welsh band Alarm blastinto Phoenix July 31 at Celebrity Theatre along with Modern English and Jay Aston’s Gene Loves Jezebel.

Rock out with Beck, party in The Upside-Down, or say farewell to ThirdSpace.